Nonito Donaire Vs. Naoya Inoue — Who Is The Bigger Puncher @ 118...???

it won't be too long now before the shockwave from Inoue's latest punch travels back far enough in time to prevent our distant ancestors from making their way from the trees of Africa to the plains below and all human life on this planet ends in a causality paradox.

 

I think Inoue might be the bigger puncher. He ran through Narvaez with ease. Narvaez was able to take Donaire's shots.
Donaire was far more explosive and athletic tho.

 

Inoue is more precise but Nonito was a beast

 

I doubt it.
And a bad weight cut usually doesn't effect one in the opening rounds. I know this from personal experience. And look at guys who legitimately were drained in fights. They always come out OK or even strong, but it only lasts for a few rounds or so.

 

It is more than just power with Inoue, it is how precise he is and how he sets up his shots. The way he touched the gloves of payano then came inside the jab before delivering that right hand was ridiculous. One of the knockouts of the year for me.

 

I'm sold on Inoue's power so I give it to him.
Donaire shots were impressive I have to say.

Inoue for me is the next Pacman the way he's going.

 

Donaire was clearly significantly bigger than Narvaez.

But who is to say who hits harder unless they both punch a sensor.

 

Donaire best stoppage were Montiel and Darchinyan. Both went face first at his powa punch and still got up.

Naoya lands them shots they just can't take it. Winner NAOYA!

 

Burnett is getting completely overlooked. A prime Donaire would have posed a problem for Burnett, not this version. It will be 12 rounds of a one sided display of pure boxing from Burnett.

 

Inoue has that raw power. But Donaire is more like say RJJ. He is extremely fast and could go from 0 to 100 in half a second. He likes to throw massive bombs with speed. Sort of winds up his punches.
Meanwhile Inoue is more composed and measured.

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Just look at it. It was absolutely ridiculous. An elite athlete in his prime.

 

What the?! Vargas was 2 divisions lower than him. Not impressive at all.